Art.

 1 Pre|           and ancient enemy of the Christian name and religion, in what
 2 Pre|           of our holy religion and Christian Faith, that in this matter
 3 Pre|            to one simple truth and Christian concord, that for the future
 4 Pre|       unity and concord in the one Christian Church.~And inasmuch as
 5 Pre|    anything that could bring about Christian concord, -- such as could
 6 Pre|         were nearing agreement and Christian reconciliation; therefore
 7 Pre|            in such a general, free Christian Council, for the convening
 8 Pre|            allayed, and brought to Christian concord; and regarding this
 9 20 |        this matter, who dream that Christian righteousness is nothing
10 23 |            honest, chaste life, no Christian, sincere, upright conduct
11 26 |  traditions, in order to show that Christian righteousness is something
12 26 |    Moreover, they teach that every Christian ought to train and subdue
13 27 |           s making were a state of Christian perfection. And is not this
14 27 |           state of perfection. For Christian perfection is to fear God
15 27 | commandment. Others judge that the Christian cannot properly hold a civil
16 27 |      justify, that they constitute Christian perfection, that they keep
17 28 |     necessary that the doctrine of Christian liberty be preserved in
18 28 |           might have an example of Christian liberty, and might know
19 28 |         righteousness of faith and Christian liberty are not known.~The